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Originally Posted by aquariuscsm
Here it's about $2.20.
Its $2.70 here at my Kwik Fill and get go
Here it's about $2.20.
Its $2.70 here at my Kwik Fill and get go
I like the photo by Chris. Here is one taken in Calgary in CDN cents per liter. Although done slightly differently, both the US and Canada price gas is detailed to one tenth of a cent. We don't even have pennies in Canada anymore.
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At Irving in So. NH. near the MA. border.
>>>>>>>>>>>>> $2.57
Then I average ~40 MPG around town with the 1.4tsi.
I guess I have to whomp on the Leased ugly pig a bit more.
but, the transaxle is already whining for help!
>>>>>>>>>>>>> $2.57
Then I average ~40 MPG around town with the 1.4tsi.
I guess I have to whomp on the Leased ugly pig a bit more.
but, the transaxle is already whining for help!
Originally Posted by Chris142
I took this pic last night...
Beautiful twilight.
I took this pic last night...
Beautiful twilight.
$2.58/$2.86/$2.99 here at my local Sunoco.
Originally Posted by Srt20
Originally Posted by Rmay635703
The sad part is Kwik Trip 88 is only $2.30
What town is that? With the big spread.
Krist downtown Wausau,
In the last 10 years, Ive never seen less than a $1 spread in Wisconsin
(The exception being when the regular fuel is way overpriced, in which case I go down the road and save 30 cents a gallon)
In Wisconsin you definitely need to know where to fill and to tie your fills in with trips you'll be doing anyway.
During the big price increases the Wittenberg casino had regular gas up to a buck a gallon cheaper than anywhere else.
Lately I only fill every other week in Appleton (if I can make it) when I go shopping there since 88 gas hasn't been over $2.34 a gallon in Appleton during the last year, while Wausau almost hit $3 for a while (nice having a monopoly in Marathon county isn't it)
Originally Posted by Rmay635703
The sad part is Kwik Trip 88 is only $2.30
What town is that? With the big spread.
Krist downtown Wausau,
In the last 10 years, Ive never seen less than a $1 spread in Wisconsin
(The exception being when the regular fuel is way overpriced, in which case I go down the road and save 30 cents a gallon)
In Wisconsin you definitely need to know where to fill and to tie your fills in with trips you'll be doing anyway.
During the big price increases the Wittenberg casino had regular gas up to a buck a gallon cheaper than anywhere else.
Lately I only fill every other week in Appleton (if I can make it) when I go shopping there since 88 gas hasn't been over $2.34 a gallon in Appleton during the last year, while Wausau almost hit $3 for a while (nice having a monopoly in Marathon county isn't it)
Originally Posted by bdcardinal
Originally Posted by Chris142
Originally Posted by Rmay635703
The sad part is Kwik Trip 88 is only $2.30
Why is there a $1.50 difference between reg and premium? Ours is usually a $.10-$.20 difference between grades.
I have noticed that also when I travel. Its always .10-15 between grades around here.
70 up 80 cents spread here....
The increase in the cost between 87 and 93 started here with Hurricane Katrina.... Before that event it was typically 15 cents between each grade. But after that hurricane it went to 20 cents and 25 cents... And it has been increasing ever since.
Originally Posted by Chris142
Originally Posted by Rmay635703
The sad part is Kwik Trip 88 is only $2.30
Why is there a $1.50 difference between reg and premium? Ours is usually a $.10-$.20 difference between grades.
I have noticed that also when I travel. Its always .10-15 between grades around here.
70 up 80 cents spread here....
The increase in the cost between 87 and 93 started here with Hurricane Katrina.... Before that event it was typically 15 cents between each grade. But after that hurricane it went to 20 cents and 25 cents... And it has been increasing ever since.
Originally Posted by Chris142
Originally Posted by Rmay635703
The sad part is Kwik Trip 88 is only $2.30
Why is there a $1.50 difference between reg and premium? Ours is usually a $.10-$.20 difference between grades.
I was a little kid the last time I saw that locally and diesel was $0.99 a gallon too
Though in Arizona I saw this happen twice,
things are very different out west, I think 10-20 cents difference is uncommon in most of the country
Premium is a means for the station owners to rip you off around here.
Not any different than the $630 title and registration you pay if your dumb enough to buy an EV in this area.
(All because you avoided the $41 of annual gas tax a normal car pays)
Originally Posted by Rmay635703
The sad part is Kwik Trip 88 is only $2.30
Why is there a $1.50 difference between reg and premium? Ours is usually a $.10-$.20 difference between grades.
I was a little kid the last time I saw that locally and diesel was $0.99 a gallon too
Though in Arizona I saw this happen twice,
things are very different out west, I think 10-20 cents difference is uncommon in most of the country
Premium is a means for the station owners to rip you off around here.
Not any different than the $630 title and registration you pay if your dumb enough to buy an EV in this area.
(All because you avoided the $41 of annual gas tax a normal car pays)
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Sam's Club here on the IL side:
87 AKI = $2.519
93 AKI = $2.839
Sam's Club on the MO side of the big river:
87 AKI = $2.189
93 AKI = $2.599
87 AKI = $2.519
93 AKI = $2.839
Sam's Club on the MO side of the big river:
87 AKI = $2.189
93 AKI = $2.599
Originally Posted by javacontour
Sam's Club here on the IL side:
87 AKI = $2.519
93 AKI = $2.839
Sam's Club on the MO side of the big river:
87 AKI = $2.189
93 AKI = $2.599
I'm 99% confident that the price difference there is due to state taxes. Correct ? I presume the same difference applies to every brand (at least at corporate-owned locations).
Sam's Club here on the IL side:
87 AKI = $2.519
93 AKI = $2.839
Sam's Club on the MO side of the big river:
87 AKI = $2.189
93 AKI = $2.599
I'm 99% confident that the price difference there is due to state taxes. Correct ? I presume the same difference applies to every brand (at least at corporate-owned locations).
Yep.
I don't want to derail the thread going into detail, but one can find and discuss this on many places on the internet besides here.
So let's just let this aspect of the equation go to stay in compliance with the rules here.
Originally Posted by hallstevenson
Originally Posted by javacontour
Sam's Club here on the IL side:
87 AKI = $2.519
93 AKI = $2.839
Sam's Club on the MO side of the big river:
87 AKI = $2.189
93 AKI = $2.599
I'm 99% confident that the price difference there is due to state taxes. Correct ? I presume the same difference applies to every brand (at least at corporate-owned locations).
I don't want to derail the thread going into detail, but one can find and discuss this on many places on the internet besides here.
So let's just let this aspect of the equation go to stay in compliance with the rules here.
Originally Posted by hallstevenson
Originally Posted by javacontour
Sam's Club here on the IL side:
87 AKI = $2.519
93 AKI = $2.839
Sam's Club on the MO side of the big river:
87 AKI = $2.189
93 AKI = $2.599
I'm 99% confident that the price difference there is due to state taxes. Correct ? I presume the same difference applies to every brand (at least at corporate-owned locations).
Originally Posted by hallstevenson
Originally Posted by javacontour
Sam's Club here on the IL side:
87 AKI = $2.519
93 AKI = $2.839
Sam's Club on the MO side of the big river:
87 AKI = $2.189
93 AKI = $2.599
I'm 99% confident that the price difference there is due to state taxes. Correct ? I presume the same difference applies to every brand (at least at corporate-owned locations).
If you folks could slice off Chicagoland and deed it to Canada or something, Illinois would be a great state.
Originally Posted by javacontour
Sam's Club here on the IL side:
87 AKI = $2.519
93 AKI = $2.839
Sam's Club on the MO side of the big river:
87 AKI = $2.189
93 AKI = $2.599
I'm 99% confident that the price difference there is due to state taxes. Correct ? I presume the same difference applies to every brand (at least at corporate-owned locations).
If you folks could slice off Chicagoland and deed it to Canada or something, Illinois would be a great state.
Anywhere from $2.65-$3.00 for Unleaded here in Southeast Washington (Tri-Cities area), depending on brand. Surprisingly, Exxon is one of the cheapest here, paired with Circle K's. Usually a 25-30 cent difference between grades.
Originally Posted by fdcg27
Wow!!!
What's Cali's state fuel tax?
I'm thinking that it must be at the high end.
It's not the worst, the fact that CA uses its own gas formulation year round delivered by one refinery that goes down drives their prices more than anything
Wow!!!
What's Cali's state fuel tax?
I'm thinking that it must be at the high end.
It's not the worst, the fact that CA uses its own gas formulation year round delivered by one refinery that goes down drives their prices more than anything
Reg unleaded has gone up 15c in just the last couple weeks alone.. what the #$_&...... ..it was abt $2.85/gl a couple weeks ago and now it's over 3 by a penny.
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Originally Posted by fdcg27
Wow!!!
What's Cali's state fuel tax?
I'm thinking that it must be at the high end.
Rag is $4 per gallon at the cheapies; probably 20 cents more at Chevron, etc.
Costco is 20 cents (or more) less.
Here is a breakdown from a month ago:
CA gasoline cost breakdown
Wow!!!
What's Cali's state fuel tax?
I'm thinking that it must be at the high end.
Rag is $4 per gallon at the cheapies; probably 20 cents more at Chevron, etc.
Costco is 20 cents (or more) less.
Here is a breakdown from a month ago:
CA gasoline cost breakdown
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